No BS or speculation. You guys just discount all the $350,000 in debt and the conversion to shares. These shares have to be sold if the debt holders wish to be paid. How the heck do you think they continue to fund operations? They have third parties exchanging debt for shares that are sold into the market. So take $350,000 and divide it by the share price and you get about 290,000,000 more potential shares assuming the current price. please note usually it is discounted down so this is conservative.
Now put on top of that the $250,000 they need minus any cash on hand and you can see they have problems. This is not fantasy it is fact!
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